Congratulations! #2025SHA David Doddington also published research related to this book project in the JSH: "Old Age, Mastery, and Resistance in American Slavery" (Feb 2022): muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

The opportunity to work at the JSH was one of the most important developments in my career as a historian. Congratulations to Randal!

Looking forward to reading it!

Congratulations to Edda L. Fields-Black, winner of the Tom Watson Brown Book Award for COMBEE. #2025SHA

Congratulations, SHA president Lorri Glover @thesouthernsha.bsky.social on your presidential address. We look forward to publishing it in the February 2026 issue of the Journal. #2025SHA #forthcoming thesha.org/contents

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#2025SHA Awards presentation is beginning now!

Hello Southern Historical Association annual meeting from St. Pete's Beach! @thesouthernsha.bsky.social

We are attending the Southern Historical Association's annual meeting in St. Pete Beach, FL! If you're attending, please stop by our booth where you can check out our recent and bestselling titles in Southern history. Take advantage of our conference sale online at floridapress.org/31SHA25.

📚 We are exploring the #2025SHA exhibits in search of new work by recent Journal of Southern History authors (1/n) 📚

Good morning, #2025SHA! Looking forward to a full first day of history and conversation. thesha.org/meeting

Need travel reading for #2025SHA? The latest issue of the JSH is open-access and free to read: muse.jhu.edu/issue/55697 We will see you in St Pete Beach @thesouthernsha.bsky.social thesha.org/meeting

Need travel reading for #2025SHA? The latest issue of the JSH is open-access and free to read: muse.jhu.edu/issue/55697 We will see you in St Pete Beach @thesouthernsha.bsky.social thesha.org/meeting

OUT NOW: The November 2025 issue of the JSH, free-to-read on @projectmuse.bsky.social muse.jhu.edu/issue/55697

OUT NOW: The November 2025 issue of the JSH, free-to-read on @projectmuse.bsky.social muse.jhu.edu/issue/55697

New @joursouhist.bsky.social day, best day!!

✍️We're excited that the November 2025 JSH will soon be out in the world. It features a special forum on teaching about the South, in the South and beyond. The issue will also be free-to-read on Project Muse. So, SHA members check your mailboxes, and watch this space.✍️ thesha.org/contents

From the New York Post to the Journal of Southern History, KSUP titles continue to help shape conversations around the region and the world. Congrats to all the authors whose books are featured in this month’s stack. Read more at the new roundup of news and reviews.

✍️We're excited that the November 2025 JSH will soon be out in the world. It features a special forum on teaching about the South, in the South and beyond. The issue will also be free-to-read on Project Muse. So, SHA members check your mailboxes, and watch this space.✍️ thesha.org/contents

Who's ready for the Southern? thesha.org/meeting @thesouthernsha.bsky.social

Are you attending the Southern next month? Have a project you'd like to pitch to an editor? Send us a DM to set up a meeting! @joursouhist.bsky.social #skystorians

JSH August and November 2025 TOC: www.thesha.org/contents

Scholars, are you interested in reviewing books for the JSH? Update the editors regarding your research and reading interests here: thesha.org/book-reviewer-interest-form

Remembering our Rice history colleague -- Ira D. Gruber news.rice.edu/news/2025/hi...

It was a good mail day. The book is here! And the cover design may well be the best part.

📘Hi new followers📘 We're here for all things history of the U.S. South, broadly conceived. You can always find what's current and forthcoming in the JSH at thesha.org/contents and info on submissions and reviews at thesha.org/submissions

Current (August 2025) and forthcoming (November 2025) in the Journal of Southern History thesha.org/contents

Upcoming funding deadline alert🚨 #skystorians. Fall deadline for the KHS research fellowship program is October 1, 2025. Funding available for wide range of research topics & time periods. Come see us in #Kentucky! 🐎 history.ky.gov/khs-for-me/f...

"Second Foundings: Universities, Slavery, & Struggles for Justice in Texas and Beyond": Oct. 10–13, 2025 taskforce.rice.edu/second-found... Hosted at Rice University, in collaboration with Universities Studying Slavery and the Texas Consortium of Universities and Colleges Studying Slavery and Race

Current (August 2025) and forthcoming (November 2025) in the Journal of Southern History thesha.org/contents

Registration is OPEN! KHS will host Ohio Valley History Conference October 9-11, 2025. Conference theme is “Borders, Boundaries, and Belonging.” Keynote speaker is Dr. Eladio Bobadilla, historian of social movements in the United States. See you there! #skystorians history.ky.gov/events/ohio-...

I’m starting to see a pattern in the cover design of projects I am (or have been) working on

The Second Foundings conference in Houston is fast approaching, October 10-13, 2025. Registration & hotel rooms are still available! Come for keynotes by Ruth J. Simmons and Crystal R. Sanders, plus more than 25 sessions on slavery, universities, and struggles for justice. More info …

"Second Foundings: Universities, Slavery, & Struggles for Justice in Texas and Beyond": Oct. 10–13, 2025 taskforce.rice.edu/second-found... Hosted at Rice University, in collaboration with Universities Studying Slavery and the Texas Consortium of Universities and Colleges Studying Slavery and Race

ahhh, this issue looks so good!!

Very excited to be checking page proof for a special forum, "Teaching about the South," #forthcoming in the November 2025 issue of the Journal of Southern History. TOC: www.thesha.org/contents#upc...

Very excited to be checking page proof for a special forum, "Teaching about the South," #forthcoming in the November 2025 issue of the Journal of Southern History. TOC: www.thesha.org/contents#upc...

Scholars, are you interested in reviewing books for the JSH? Update the editors regarding your research and reading interests here: thesha.org/book-reviewer-interest-form

Justice in Baltimore @jstordaily.bsky.social daily.jstor.org/justice-in-b...

Takes Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson as pt of departure for examination of diverse sources. We need to see more focus on the relationship between material culture & broader questions of culture. My typical evening: "We have to start making dinner. "Wait a minute. I just found this really cool article"

New in the August 2025 JSH: "A Badge of Slavery: Clothing and Enslaved Teenage Girls' Identity Formation," by Courtney Moore Taylor muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

Now in the August 2025 JSH: "Rejecting Restraint: The 1856 Guard House Riot and the Roots of Political Violence in Antebellum South Carolina," by Robert Elder muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

Now in the August 2025 JSH: "Homeplace Politics on the New River: Rural Environmentalism in Southern Appalachia, 1962–1976," by Madison W. Cates muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

“Bigler's collection is packed with humor and seriousness, profound teachings for Indigenous scholars, and life lessons for any reader.” New review of "Rabbit Decolonizes the Forest" by Gregory H. Bigler in the Journal of Southern History! muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

Registration is now open for “Second Foundings: Universities, Slavery, and Struggles for Justice in Texas and Beyond.” The conference will take place October 10-13, 2025, in Houston and features keynote lectures by Ruth J. Simmons and Crystal R. Sanders! More info …

And the new JSH has 50+ book reviews of new scholarship in the history of the South - many thanks to all our reviewers and contributors 📚📚📚 Journal of Southern History: Volume 91, Number 3, August 2025 muse.jhu.edu/issue/55303

And the new JSH has 50+ book reviews of new scholarship in the history of the South - many thanks to all our reviewers and contributors 📚📚📚 Journal of Southern History: Volume 91, Number 3, August 2025 muse.jhu.edu/issue/55303

Nice to come across this very positive review of my book in the Journal of Southern History. muse.jhu.edu/pub/285/arti...

Current (August 2025) and forthcoming (November 2025) in the Journal of Southern History thesha.org/contents